General index of quality and professionalism in healthcare is high in Poland.
Skills and competency of healthcare workers are evaluated as high.
In case of an emergency in Poland you need to be prepared for a high costs of healthcare.
Satisfaction with waiting time and responsiveness in medical institutions is not satisfactory.
Diagnosis and medical examination time is moderate and acceptable.
Patients assess friendliness of doctors and nurses as moderate. Most people do not experience unfriendliness or malevolence.
Healthcare in Poland uses modern medical equipment.
Locations of medical institutions are good. You will easily find a doctor.

Public transport, communication, and traffic in Poland

Residents of Poland need on average around 34 minutes for a one-way travel from home to their job
Travelers spend usually few minutes moving through the city.
Level of inefficiency of the traffic in Poland is moderate.
The inhabitants of Poland daily overcome the distance of: 10.57 km.
The average walking time in Poland is: 8 minutes.
If you decide to use public transport, you need to add 2 minutes for waiting at the stop.
The inhabitants of Poland usually use: private cars, buses.
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In recent years crime levels have fallen.
You can feel safe when walking during the day.
Lonely strolls at night can be dangerous.
It is highly unlikely that you will be attacked or robbed in Poland.
While staying in Poland it is better not to leave valuables in the car, they can be stolen.
Chances to hear insults or sexual harassment are very low.
Tourists with a different skin colour, ethnic, religion or sexual orientation can feel safe because Poland is a tolerant place.

Poland is a rather polluted place. It is worth considering whether the trip to Poland is a good idea.
This is one of those places where many hectares of land are allotted for green spaces. Poland offers a lot of parks and gardens, where travelers can enjoy a rest.
Tourists are usually moderately satisfied with their stay in Poland.
Poland offers a moderate quality of ambient air.
The place is neat and clean because the communal services work very well.
The quality of drinking water is good.
Poland is quite quiet and the city lights are not annoying.
Water pollution is low.
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Travel expenses, prices and safety

We have calculated that the total cost of hotels booking in Poland is lower than the cost of accommodation in United States

Prices in restaurants are usually lower than in United States
A consumer price index (CPI) measures changes in the price level of consumer goods and services purchased by households.
Price index in Poland is 37 and is lower than in United States.
This means that prices in Poland are lower than prices in United States.
When you plan the budget for travelling to Poland remember that groceries prices are lower than in United States.
For example:

The second thing you'll probably want to know is the fuel price in Poland:

Gasoline price 1.30 $ USD

Diesel price 1.76 $ USD (Archival data from past years in Poland)

Healthcare and safety in Poland

Health care ranking is based on an index of factors like: speed of service, protection of privacy, quality of amenities, health care professionals, equipment, staff, doctors, and cost.
Health Care Index for Poland is 64.
On the basis of this data we can say that health care system in Poland is worse than in United States.

Health care index above 55 means that there shouldn't be any any significant problems with health care

Other indexes:

Consumer price index is based on basket of consumer goods

Groceries price index is based on products like milk, bread, cheese, water

Hotels price index is based on average price of the reservation

Restaurant price index is the cost of lunch in a typical restaurant in Poland

Life quality index is based on a method that links the results of subjective life-satisfaction surveys

Travel expenses, prices, health care and safety in Poland 2018

Advices To Make Your Poland Trip Safer!

Poland has a unique appeal to the tourists, though very few know about the rich history of the country and the friendly Polish folks. Looking at its capital Warsaw, you won't believe that it was completely destroyed in the second world war. Poland has risen from the ashes like a phoenix and developed itself pretty fast. You can see the instances of modernization in their buildings and establishments. It offers both luxury and wilderness to the travelers, but to enjoy it fully, you must stay well-accustomed with their rules and regulations. Here are some tips for the travel freaks who are aiming at Poland for their next vacation.

Safety and Security:

Poland being a developed country, is safe for the travelers. But however advanced a country may be, the possibility of petty street crimes can't be completely ruled out. Criminal activities like theft and pickpockets are most likely to happen in the crowded places. Be extremely careful when boarding or leaving sleeper expresses. Use the inside pockets of your bag to keep your passport and money safe. Travelers are chiefly targeted at the tourist spots while sightseeing. Do not hire taxis that are not official and do not have rate cards showing the prices. Otherwise, they have a tendency to overcharge the customers. Check whether the taxis have company names written on the door. Always keep an eye on your food and beverages. The thieves may adulterate your drink with alcohol or narcotics if you leave it unwatched. If you are going to use public transport, then always make sure that you have valid tickets . Or else you may be fined by the ticket checker right on the spot and you will have to pay a huge amount in Polish złoty. Driving while you are under the influence of drugs or alcohol is considered as an offence in Poland, like most other developed countries. So avoid being intoxicated when you are about to drive your vehicle.In Poland, you have to wear reflective clothes when walking on the street or cycling. If you do not wear that protective gear and meet an accident on the road, you will be held accountable for the mishap. Never use mobile phones while driving on the streets of Poland and do not forget to fasten the seatbelts.

Local Laws And Customs:

Consuming alcohol in public places is regarded as a criminal offence. If you are caught while drinking alcoholic beverage on the street and in a drunken state, you will be taken to a clinic where you might have to go through medical checkup. If you stay there for the night, you will have to bear the expenses. Drunk driving may also result in imprisonment. Cross the road only when the signal is green and never jaywalk, you may be fined.

Health:

If you are going to visit Poland in summer, then make sure the place is devoid of the contagious tick-borne illnesses. Talk to your GP about the vaccination requirements 6-8 months before the expedition. If any emergency need arises, just dial 112 and avail medical help.

Money:

Polish złoty is the currency of Poland. The Northern Irish and the Scottish currencies cannot be exchanged in the Polish territory.

• I am planning a trip to Poland in January. How much does emergency medical care cost?

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When you travel to Poland you need to be prepared for a high cost of medical care.

* All data are for illustration purposes only. They are based on the opinions and reports of residents and travelers.
We are not responsible for their accuracy and topicality.
Before leaving, we recommend personally check the situation in Poland.
For this purpose you can contact the embassy or consulate.

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